Quality Control Project
Resume:
Elliott P. Mitchell
Pooler, GA 31322
Telephone: 912-***-****
Email: abnqx9@r.postjobfree.com
Summary of Qualifications
Four years of Mathematical Sciences Studies leading to successful completion Bachelor of
Science degree program from Armstrong Atlantic State University- an accredited institution.
Curriculum consisting of Applied Mathematics Courses in areas including: operations
research, probability and statistics, engineering, and physics.
Competent in methods of scientific inquiry and analysis
Basic Education Qualifications: Successfully completed a full 4-year course of study from an
accredited university, which led to a Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences. Curriculum
contained 81 semester hours of operations research, mathematics, probability, science and
engineering (subject-matter courses requiring substantial competence in college-level
mathematics or statistics). A breakdown of these courses is provided below:
• 12 Semester Hours: Calculus- Differential, Integral, Multi-Variable
• 9 Semester Hours: Operations Research- Probability Applications, Introduction
Operations Research, Numerical Analysis
• 6 Semester Hours: Linear Algebra Courses
• 9 Semester Hours: Other Higher Level Mathematics
• 25 Semester Hours: Engineering Courses
• 14 Semester Hours: Physics Courses
• 6 Semester Hours: Computer Science
The courses in the curriculum all required extensive use of the methods of scientific inquiry and
analysis of data, materials, cost, systems, processes, etc. Operations research, engineering, and
mathematics coursework, included topics such as: optimization, queuing theory, confidence,
probability theory, and mathematical modeling.
Other Qualifications: Excelled academically, which can be seen below:
• Cumulative GPA: 3.3/4.0
• Mathematics GPA (All Levels): 3.3/4.0
• Upper Level Mathematics GPA: 3.43/4.0
• Upper Level Math, Physics & Engineering GPA: 3.3/4.0
• Member: Pi Mu Epsilon: Math Honors Society
Work Experience
Sous Chef 9/2001 to 2/2009
Driftaway Café Average 20 H/WK
Savannah, GA 31406 Salary: $12.00 Per Hour
Supervisor: Robin Quattlebaum
Telephone: 912-***-****
OK to Contact? Yes
Good performance rewarded by promotion from dishwasher in September 2001, to prep cook in
January 2002, then to line cook in April 2004 and finally to Sous Chef in November 2005. Duties
of the Sous Chef related to this position are:
• Cost analysis for special menus for optimality
• Team Leadership in the Kitchen
• Quality control of kitchen products
• Evaluation of par-prep numbers from past sales figures
• Successful written and oral communication of catering event proposals
Education
Armstrong Atlantic State University – Chatham County, Savannah, Georgia 31419
Degree: Bachelor of Science, cum laude, 2009
Major: Mathematical Sciences, Applied Mathematics Track
Minors: Engineering Studies & Physics
Cumulative Academic GPA: 3.3/4.0
Academic Honors (Dean’s List): Spring 2007, Fall 2008, & Spring 2009
Honor’s Society Membership: Pi Mu Epsilon
South Effingham High School – Effingham County, Guyton, Georgia 31326
College Preparatory Curriculum, Received Diploma with Honors, May 2006
JROTC: August 2000-May2001
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Note: All KSA’s are related to academic experiences of an applied nature unless otherwise
noted.
• Modeling and Adapting Scientific Techniques: Experience designing and modeling
economic and other scientific systems, which included creating predictive models using
correlation data. Design of systems required developing and adapting mathematical,
statistical and other scientific methods and techniques. Systems design work performed as an
independent study advised by Dr. Thomas Murphy, coordinator of Engineering Studies at
Armstrong Atlantic State University. Awarded a grade of A for work done in Systems and
Controls.
• Technical Communication: Extensive experience communicating technical results in
written reports and in oral presentations. During extensive projects, status reports, goals and
project outlook information were communicated to academic superiors in this case AASU
faculty advisors.
• Research and Development: Research and development of data-logging devices in an
individual lab setting. The result was the successful design of a data-logging device. Results
of this semester long project were communicated in a formal presentation given to faculty of
the College of Science and Technology and an extensive technical project report, which was
reviewed by the Physics Faculty of Armstrong Atlantic State University. Awarded a grade of
A, and commendation at the annual AASU Physics Luncheon for the successful completion
of the project.
• Team Leadership: Group leader in several design and project groups. Formulated specific
problem description, time and cost constraints, and a method for solution. Leading project
groups required the scheduling of group meetings and outlining specific goals to be met at
each meeting. Ensured the solution was the result of logical calculations and verified the
solutions accuracy. Compiled oral presentations and written reports from each member’s sub-
report and ensured the solution was communicated in a unified voice.
• Linear Programming: Excellent background in linear mathematical techniques, theories,
and applications. Demonstrated proficiency in modeling management problems using linear
techniques and analyzed how changes to the system would effect profitability and optimality.
Evaluated the probable effects of alternative solutions to these problems.
• Queuing: Background in queuing theory and application from work in mathematics and
computer engineering. Experience evaluating expected profit and efficiencies of different
queuing models.
• Probability: Experience using probability and statistical techniques and applications.
Work in using correlation of data for prediction, conditional and Bayesian techniques to
solve quality control problems with application to management, and material sciences, and
using confidence testing to verify hypotheses.
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